Formula 1 Pirelli Gran Premio d'Italia 2022Formula 1 

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Might not even be lukewarm
On second thought, he's actually losing time. He's supposed to be gaining a full second every lap. That RB's straight line speed is ridiculous.
 
He is bringing the tires in over a couple of laps.
 
Where is Leclerc losing enormous amounts of time? You could see how he initially gained multiple tenths on Verstappen and then lost three tenths in a matter of seconds. Straights?
 
If they didn't pit, Max getting first was almost a guarantee, and now that they have pitted, Max getting first is almost a guarantee.
Yup, it was a free pit stop in that regard. Might as well stop and try the unlikely chase, staying out was 100% guaranteed to fail. The chase is that 3.33% chance I mentioned earlier....
 
De Vries can almost smell the gearbox on Gasly's car. C'mon, you can do it!!
 
Looks like Hamilton just gained four places in a lap (at least according to the BBC's standings/live timing)...

De Vries in the points and could nobble Gasly for 9th...
Yes, including a nice double move on Gasly and Norris.

De Vries has impressed me, pace has been consistent and strong among those around him.
 
De Vries has impressed me, pace has been consistent and strong among those around him.
Yeah, he deserves a race seat based on this showing.
 
Give Mick Latifi's seat based on that pass.
 
Those mediums on de Vries' car seem to be falling off. But he got a break due to Verstappen lapping Zhou.
 
Not sure the last race with such huge gaps between all the top 5. This one is done.

1
2 +17
3 +13
4 + 10
5 + 25

EDIT: Nevermind, thanks Daniel!
 
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Ricciardo boom.
 
Ricciardo engine failure. :indiff:

Saftey Car deployed.
 
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Ooooohh we got a car stuck on track, it's Danny Ric. Engine blown, damn.

EDIT: Safety car. Tifosi are screaming.
 
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Russell nearly got lucky there but now everyone gets tires.
 
Why did they take so long with bringing out the Safety Car? Wasn’t it clear enough that Ricciardo’s car was stranded in a dangerous place?
 
FIA pressing the "blow up an engine" button there.

Wonder how many of the lapped cars will be allowed to pass the SC this time...
 
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The race was going too well for for Ricciardo, relatively.
 
Race control always confuse me.

Free Practice incident = SC/Red Flag within 4 seconds, many times so quick they weren't actually needed.
Race = Dilly dally deciding what to do for a minute when it's pretty clear they need one.
 
Where's the safety car?
 
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